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Mr. Petey’s FreeNAS Project Log
Tag: hardware
ItsyBitsy JoyDraw
I have been playing around with the Adafruit ItsyBitsy M4 Express and CircuitPython. Tonight I was digging through my box of attachments to see what I could learn about. A joystick. Well that sounds like fun. All I have with … the rest of the story. . .
MacPi Plus Project
This is the story of a project that has been in the works for a little while and is finally coming together. The story of another Raspberry Pi going into an old computer case. I like to think of it … the rest of the story. . .
Fluke 87 rip and replace
It finally happened. My trusty, hand me down, Fluke 87 gave up the ghost.
Busted one is on the left, donor is on the right.
A friend of mine who is a real electrical hardware engineer gave me his when … the rest of the story. . .
LM386 Audio Amp
Since entering the wonderful world of electronics, I have had an itch to make an audio amp. Probably one reason is that I am sans a real audio system right now and I am digging the hardware aspect of the … the rest of the story. . .
Uptime
Recently I have had a nagging thought about where a file was. It is a screenshot I took of our Cisco Modem/ISDN banks, AS5300’s, showing their uptime. I have to say they were pretty impressive for the day and as … the rest of the story. . .
Hackster.io / circuito.io April Fool’s Contest
Hackster.io and circuito.io are putting on an April fool’s prank contest. Check it out!
All I can say for now is that I have signed up for it, sneaky fun is being planned and needless to say an Arduino … the rest of the story. . .
Side Project – MacPi Plus
Raspberry Pi Model 3 into a Mac Plus case
My Raspberry Pi has been sitting on my bench in a little plastic box. It seems so naked and bare; it needed something to spice things up. And I needed another … the rest of the story. . .
Flying Weather bits – the ESP-01 and sensors
The last few years I have been helping support an enterprise wireless network of 2,000+ access points. It is an interesting, challenging, nightmarish world wireless/RF is. When I started my Arduino adventure it was nice to be grounded in what … the rest of the story. . .